1. Which of these figures has 1/3 shaded?

A. 

B. 

C. 

D. 

2.  Which shapes have the same area?

A.  S, T and U

B.  R, S and U

C.  R, S and T

D.  R, T and U

3. What number goes in the blank to make the sentence true?
(7 x 4) + 3 = ____ + 3

A.  3

B.  11

C.  28

D.  23

4. What is the missing number that follows the pattern?

27, 22, 17, 12, ___, 2

A.  6

B.  7

C.  8

D.  9

5. Bill is 42 inches tall. Tom is twice as tall as Bill. How tall are the two boys together?

A.  72 inches

B.  84 inches

C.  126 inches

D.  168 inches

1.  Tom and Jane spent $7.20 for three hamburgers, two orders of fries and two soft drinks. From this information, which question can be answered?

A.  How many items did Tom and Jane buy together?

B.  How much did the hamburgers cost?

C.  How much change did Tom and Jane get back?

D.  How much more did Tom spend than Jane?

2.  A class of 25 students was asked to name their favorite color: 5 chose red, 8 chose green, 11 chose yellow and 1 chose blue. Which graph shows this information?
 

A.

B.

C.

3.  There are three red, two blue and two green erasers in a bag. What are the chances of picking a green eraser out of the bag without looking?

A.  One out of seven chances

B.  Two out of seven chances

C.  Three out of seven chances

D.  Four out of seven chances
 

4.  Between what two numbers would 325 appear?

A.  240 and 315

B.  270 and 436

C.  420 and 526

D.  524 and 626
 

5.  Find the perimeter of the flower garden.

A.  36 feet

B.  28 feet

C.  23 feet

D.  13 feet
 

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1.  Sheila's little brother is 1 1/2 years old. How many months old is he?

A.  10

B.  12

C.  18

D.  24

2.  Two students brought ice cream treats for the class. The chart shows how many of each kind were brought. If someone chooses an ice cream treat without looking, which kind will it most likely be?

A.  Butterscotch

B.  Chocolate

C.  Strawberry

D.  Vanilla

3.  Find the missing number that makes the sentence true.
500 + ___ + 9 = 569

A.  50

B.  60

C.  69

D.  90

4.  Which of these is the best estimate for the height of a chair?

A.  9 yards

B.  5 inches

C.  3 feet

D.  2 miles

5.  Amber has a box of 7 red, 22 green, 10 yellow and 2 blue paper clips. If she picked one out of the box, what color will it most likely be?

A.  red

B. green

C.  yellow

D.  blue

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1.  Find the missing factor for
4 x ___ = 24

A.  7

B.  6

C.  8

D.  20

2.  What does the 3 in the number 273,049 represent?

A.  3 tens

B.  3 hundreds

C.  3 thousands

D.  3 ten thousands

3.  Rachel drew 2 pictures on Monday, 5 pictures on Tuesday, 8 pictures on Wednesday, and 11 pictures on Thursday. If she continues the pattern, how many pictures will she draw on Friday?

A.  20

B.  17

C.  15

D.  14

4.  Matthew delivers 126 newspapers on his paper route each weekday. On Sundays he delivers 284 newspapers. Which is the best estimate of how many more newspapers Matthew delivers on Sunday than on a weekday?

A.  100

B.  200

C.  300

D.  400

5.  Mr. Grant had a roll of electrical wire that was 350 centimeters long. He used 78 centimeters to fix a lamp. Then he used 145 centimeters to place a new light switch near his desk. What was the length of wire that Mr. Grant had left on the roll?

A.  127 cm

B.  147 cm

C.  205 cm

D.  223 cm

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1.  What is 10 tens equal to?

A.  10

B.  100

C.  1000

D.  10,000

2.  Jimmy and Alex are each collecting baseball cards.  Between them, they have 128 cards.  If Jimmy has 72, how many does Alex have?

A.  36

B.  46

C.  56

D.  200

3.  What are the next three numbers in this pattern?
        7, 12, 17, 22, ____,_____,_____

A.  27, 28, 29

B. 27, 32, 37

C.  24, 26, 28

D.  25, 26, 27, 28

4.  Cathy is two years older than Wendy.  Wendy is eight years old.  How old will Cathy be in two years?

A.  12

B.  14

C.  10

D.  16

5.  Round 369 to the nearest hundred.

A.  300

B. 400

C.  370

D.  470

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1.  Is 286 and odd or even number?

A.  even

B.  odd

2.  Rachel can run one mile in 8 minutes.  If he keeps this rate up, how long will it take him to run 5 miles?

A.  13 minutes

B.  3 minutes

C.  40 minutes

D.  one hour

3.  In the number 26, 195, what digit is in the thousands place?

A.  2

B.  6

C.  1

D.  5

4.  John has two more dogs than he has chickens.  If he has 8 dogs, how many chickens does he have?

A.  10

B.  6

C.  12

D.  14

5.  What is half of 24?

A.  2

B.  12

C.  6

D.  20

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1.  What is the tenth letter of the alphabet?
 

2.  Which is longer, 1 foot or 1 meter?
 

3.  Write the number 285 in word form.
 

4.  John was in a pie eating contest.  He was able to eat 3 cream pies that each contained 15 cherries.  How many cherries did he eat in all?
 

5.  3,869 + 4, 902 =

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1.  Rachel drew 2 pictures on Monday, 5 pictures on Tuesday, 8 pictures on Wednesday, and 11 pictures on Thursday. If she continues the pattern, how many pictures will she draw on Friday?
 

2.  Matthew delivers 126 newspapers on his paper route each weekday. On Sundays he delivers 284 newspapers. Which is the best estimate of how many more newspapers Matthew delivers on Sunday than on a weekday?
 

3.  Mr. Meyer had 131 model dinosaur figures. He gave 35 of the figures to the students in his class. Then he bought 18 more figures. How many dinosaur figures did he have then?
 

4.  Ms. Anderson makes picture frames to sell. She had 46 frames for sale. She sold 17 of them. How many frames did she have then?
 

5.  How many more plates were needed in Miss Allen's class than were needed in Mrs. Johnson's class?
 

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1.  What is the area of the rectangular rug?

2.  Which temperature is shown on the thermometer?

3.  Which point on the number line represents 18?

4.  John is walking his younger brother to school.  If John is 12 and twice as old as his brother, how old is his brother?

5.  What place value does the 8 have in 80,487?

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1.  Heatner bought 8 small boxes of crayons. Each box had 8 crayons. What was the total number of crayons that Heather bought?

2.  Mr. Smith drove 3,077 miles in his truck during April. He drove 2,984 miles during May and 2,745 miles in June. How many miles did Mr. Smith drive his truck during the 3 months?

3.  The average length of a song is 3 minutes.  About how many songs can be played in 16 minutes?

4.  What number goes in the blank to make the sentence true?    (8 x 4) + 5 = ____ + 5

5. What is the missing number that follows the pattern?    27, 22, 17, 12, __, 2

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1.  Which number pair shows the location of the star?

2.  Harry has $4.28 in his pocket?  What is the largest number of quarters he could have?
 

3.  If David spins the spinner many times, which color would the spinner land on the least?
 
 

4.  Write the number six hundred two in standard form?
 

5.  Sue's little brother is 1 years old.  How many months old is he?

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1. Julie bought 2 bunches of flowers. The cost was $6.73.

What types of flowers did she buy?

2. How many faces does this box have?

3. What is M?

 1/2 of M = 20

4.  One bag of cookies costs about 4 times as much as one package of cupcakes. One package of cupcakes costs $2.15.

About how much does the bag of cookies cost?

5.  What is the missing factor?

4 x ___ = 24

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1.  What number makes the sentence true?
500 + ___ + 9 = 569

2.  What is the missing number in the pattern?
94, ____, 106, 112

3.  Ellis has a box of 8 art pencils:
1 red, 3 blue, and 4 yellow.

Without looking, what is the probability he will pull a red pencil from the box?

4.  Three out of every ten students in the fifth grade own a CD player. There are 50 students in the fifth grade.

How many fifth-grade students own a CD player?

5.  Mr. Jackson is 36 years old. His son is 8 years old. The ages of Mr. Jackson, his wife, and their son add up to 77.  How old is Mrs. Jackson?

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1.  What is the missing number that follows the pattern?
                1, 6, 2, 7, 3, 8, ___

2.  A baby-sitter earned $12.00 on Monday, $9.00 on Tuesday, and then spent $6.00 on Wednesday.  How much money does she have left?

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